Yes I do I just am pointing out a no deal WTO is much more likely after last nights vote. It’s obvious
Yes and ironically made a no deal and WTO terms much more likely now. Hard brexit I believe that’s called to many. Real heroes indeed.
Morons like this who physically hate democracy?
Morons like this who physically hate democracy?
I'm still wondering why *anybody* can be so upset at parliament rubber stamping this glorious deal that will be made!You think individual ministers by passing parliament is democracy though!
This is what I expect this 'rebel' vote is all about.
However, as some on here aren't having it, I'm willing to fold my cards on this one and say we'll see what happens. Maybe it can be a good thing, but it does feel a bit Gina Miller. It was pretty clear that her intentions were to halt and reverse Brexit.
People can laugh and say 'hahaha it's democracy, you lost get over it' to try and make themselves feel better about the fact they lost the referendum, but let's face it; if this ends up stopping Brexit, I don't care which side of the fence you are on. This would be the death of democracy, and there is nothing funny about that.
This is what I expect this 'rebel' vote is all about.
However, as some on here aren't having it, I'm willing to fold my cards on this one and say we'll see what happens. Maybe it can be a good thing, but it does feel a bit Gina Miller. It was pretty clear that her intentions were to halt and reverse Brexit.
People can laugh and say 'hahaha it's democracy, you lost get over it' to try and make themselves feel better about the fact they lost the referendum, but let's face it; if this ends up stopping Brexit, I don't care which side of the fence you are on. This would be the death of democracy, and there is nothing funny about that.
Morons like this who physically hate democracy?
It's the death of democracy to refuse to allow the democratically elected parliament a say on it.This is what I expect this 'rebel' vote is all about.
However, as some on here aren't having it, I'm willing to fold my cards on this one and say we'll see what happens. Maybe it can be a good thing, but it does feel a bit Gina Miller. It was pretty clear that her intentions were to halt and reverse Brexit.
People can laugh and say 'hahaha it's democracy, you lost get over it' to try and make themselves feel better about the fact they lost the referendum, but let's face it; if this ends up stopping Brexit, I don't care which side of the fence you are on. This would be the death of democracy, and there is nothing funny about that.
You mean by yourself?
You do many each day. Then get backed up on it. Now we have someone who would prefer a hard Brexit.
Time to leave you lot to bullshit between yourselves. It is a total waste of tume trying to have a debate with those who don't want one.
We will be leaving on March 29th 2019. Leave won the referendum. We will be leaving.
If I’m wrong then you think brexit was huge then you ain’t seen anything if we are stopped from leaving.
It's the death of democracy to refuse to allow the democratically elected parliament a say on it.
This is what I expect this 'rebel' vote is all about.
However, as some on here aren't having it, I'm willing to fold my cards on this one and say we'll see what happens. Maybe it can be a good thing, but it does feel a bit Gina Miller. It was pretty clear that her intentions were to halt and reverse Brexit.
People can laugh and say 'hahaha it's democracy, you lost get over it' to try and make themselves feel better about the fact they lost the referendum, but let's face it; if this ends up stopping Brexit, I don't care which side of the fence you are on. This would be the death of democracy, and there is nothing funny about that.
If a democratically elected parliament in a country ruled by parliamentary democracy defeats Brexit then that’s it. It’s democracy, get over it.[/QUOTE
Ignore his words then. No comment on his tweet? He hates leave winning doesn’t he? He thinks all leavers are stupid and thick. Come on just admit it and I would respect you for once.
If our parliament can no longer rule, then you ain’t seen nothing yet.
17,4 Million voted without knowing the outcome. One possible outcome is a hard Brexit. That is their responsibility. It is not a question of being happy or not, they have to take responsibility for their action.
Leave won. Get over it. Democracy works.
Enjoy
Glad to hear it.
tbh I can see no circumstance where having any deals passed by parliament (the thing we were told was a reason to leave the EU, to maintain the sovereignty of it!) is a bad thing.
Plus it'll be such a great deal that it'll be passed without issue... won't it? I fail to see the problem.
You must hate the fact that the people ultimately responsible for the Leave vote are your very own Junckers and Tusk.
The two bumbling fools who cut the EU’s nose off to spite its’ face.
Sweet.
I don’t disagree with the sovereignty argument but let’s be honest even if it was the best deal in the world Corbyn will reject it out of a far more relevant political strategy for him. Ken Clarke, the absurd Soubry and the embittered Morgan will reject purely out of self interest.
Leave won. Get over it. Democracy works.
Enjoy
You mean they upheld the rules?
So if the country changes it’s mind, and parliament exits Brexit, you will willingly accept the result?
I’m surprised you defend Tusk. He’s a revolting individual reviled in his native country.
Then again I guess I’m not surprised at all
Well they won’t happen as the leader of the opposition wants a harder brexit than currently on offer
Being reviled by supporters of the present right wing government in Poland is a plus.
"Ignore his words then. No comment on his tweet? He hates leave winning doesn’t he? He thinks all leavers are stupid and thick. Come on just admit it and I would respect you for once."
and by disagreeing with last nights vote you are showing as much disregard for democracy as he is.
Well they won’t happen as the leader of the opposition wants a harder brexit than currently on offer
I accept the result though. He doesn’t.
So last nights vote wasn’t about stopping or delaying brexit?
I accept the result though. He doesn’t.
So last nights vote wasn’t about stopping or delaying brexit?
And as was shown last night, some Labour Mps would vote for the right deal.I don’t disagree with the sovereignty argument but let’s be honest even if it was the best deal in the world Corbyn will reject it out of a far more relevant political strategy for him. Ken Clarke, the absurd Soubry and the embittered Morgan will reject purely out of self interest.
We will be leaving on March 29th 2019. Leave won the referendum. We will be leaving.
If I’m wrong then you think brexit was huge then you ain’t seen anything if we are stopped from leaving.
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